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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City md Wheeling Folks ,
Abroad,

Strangers in tho City md Wheeling. Folks
Abroad.
Capt. John Csrlin ia lying quito ill ct
his reaideucs on Chapline street.
Mr. George Bartholomew, Of Bridgeport,
has returned from pleasant viait to
friends at Lora;n.5 80
MIR. Charles Van Keuren, the restaurant
teur, left this morning on weeks visit
10 frisnds in New York. % GO
Mr.. Harry Wilson, the Baltimore 4
Ohio agent at Clarkaburg, spent Sundsy
with his mother in.this city.
The Melville Sisters Dramatic Earth
quake Combination, en- route for Marietta,
spent Sunday at the st. James Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Rhodes, Of
Bridgeport, went to Steubenyille last
wecl, ard will make their home there for
a time. y n
MIR. Jos. 7. Hanes, of Martins Ferry,
has returned from Mansfield, whore he
has been for two or three weeks on import
ant business. ~ass. e r'v
Mr.. Albert Gaus, OF Chicago, who has
been visiting his father, Mr.. Louis Gaus,
for the past month, has returned to the
metropolis Of the West. ~
Ed. Carlin has succeeded Harry Odbert
as collector for the Central District Tele-
phone Company for this city. Mr.. Csrlin
was formerly in the Postofiice.
Mr.. W. D. Ingram, formerly OF this city,
o brother OF Mr.. Daniel Ingram, Of North
Wheeling, is still with Mr.. Downing. He
is one OF tho leading men OF the company.
Col. Jacob Hornbrook has returned from
California, and ia now With his son-in-law,
John G.. Kelly. No. 1910 Barring street,
Philadelphia, where he will be glad to
have any OF his Wheeling friends call and
see him.
Mr.. Thomas Little, OF Woodsfeld, O.,
and Mr.. Oliver Little, OF Burlington, Is.,,
are guests Of their brother, Mr.. Arthur
Little, Of Fifteenth street. This is the
first time the three brothers have been
together in forty years.
Signor F. d. Auria's pupils wills give
their second song recital at Banners con.
cert hall next Thursday evening. Those
who attended the first will remember
what a treat they enjoyed and will eagerly
anticipate the coming one.
Rev. Mr.. Barnett, Finsncial Secretary Of
Washington.J eilerson College, preached
at the First Presbyterian Church yester-
day morning on college Education" In
the course Of his remarks Mr.. Barnett
gave very interesting account Of the
eyolutions Of the two Institutions, now
combined, from their rude pioneer be-
ginninss to the present importance OF the
institution, snd made an appeal for its
support. E:rtt,sis z
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Valuable Property Sold.

Saturday Auctioneer Hervey sold the
Forsyth property on tho square bounded
by Chapline, Eighteenth, Market and the
Star Foundry, as follows: d
The eouth half Of lot No. 3, fronting SO
feet and inches on Market street, and
running through to Chapline, it being the
continuation Of Seventeenth street, to B.
Fisher. for $500,
Lot No. 2, fronting o. feet II inches on
Chapline street, aud running back 1874 feet
q inches, being the property Immediately
south Of the line OF Seventeenth street,
and east OF St. Johns church, was also
sold to B. Fiaher for $4,S26. 5ys@s &55
The piece Of property below the church,
fronting II feet 81 inches on Market street,
was sold to the congregation OF St. John'e
church for Sl,Sl5. nv
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QUEER DEFALCATION,
Tho Cashier Casinos His Own Note for $780,.
h...l 900 and Skips Out, "f''. "a

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New York, Jan. 29.-The Germania
Savings Bank, Of jersey City, Is closed
permanently, and there Is chance that
the poor Germans, Irish aud Americans Of
that city who left their money there will
lose some OF It. O. NJ. E. Schroeder was
the Secretary and Treasurer Of the bank,
and he has fed with exactly $4,000 Of the
cash belonging to the depositors Of tho
institution. He was considerate do.
iaulter, for before he left he attached his
name to q promissory note for $50 900,
which set forth that six months from De.
cember 81, 1885, he would pay 10 the bank
that amount Of money, with interest.
Yesterday was fixed as the annual OK.
animation day Of the books aud affairs OF
the bank by the trustees. Thursday even.
ing Schroeder told his wife and twenty.year.
old.son and iourteen.year.old daughter
that he was going away. He did not know
when or II he would ever come back. He
cried when no said this, and lett his sick
wife and children In tears. Where he ia
IL not known. BY some 1t Ia thought he
has committed suicide, for he stood high
In the community, was trusted and very
popular. Besides, no could have stolen
$4,000 worth Of securities, which he could
have turned into cash within two hours,
and he didn't. He stole $4,000 to cent,
even taking dollar out OF the cash.drawer
to make the sum even. @3iI.t:,
The bank has two funds, one deposit
or savings fund, and another an account
by which men Of business could leave
money and draw It by check 40 require
ments OF business demanded. On Thurs
day afternoon the missing treasurer drew
three checks for just enough money to en-
able Martin Henken, the clerk, who assist.
cd him. to do the usual business OF a Fri.
day. Then he told Henken that he would
be on hand early the next morning. He
was not, Aud when 1t came O'clock In
the afternoon, Hsnken bename frightened
and started OF to see Senator VIM. D.
Edwards, one Of the trustees Of and also
counsel to the bank. They came back to
the bank, made an. examination, and dis.
covered that tho $4,000 OF the hrst.class
Jersey City and Bsyonne bonds were safe
In the money vault. Every sheet relating
to the bank was found In perfect order.
and tallies with the accounts left by
Schroeder, with the exception that $50 900
Of actual cash was gone, and the six
months note OF December 81 left to repre-
sent it. .li.E[
The Trustees gathered in the inner
room to-day, and about 10 o'clock, in
company with their lawyers, went to
Newark to consult with Chancellor
Runyon. That legal gentleman told them
to go ahead and run the affairs OF the
b. bank until the depositors were paid.
They came back to Jersey City about
halt.past u o'clock and announced that
the bank would be closed permanently,
for this blow is a fatal one. The bank
did deposit business Of perhaps $3.50, 200
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The best families Of Wheeling patronizs
Bernstein, tho optloian. S. - VI
BELLAfRE,
A Prosperous Nall hIlll-Church servIup,
i Changes In Time Tables.

A Prosperous Nall Mlll-Church Services.
Changes In Time Tables.
Some natural gas lights are to be put up
by Union street merchants.
The Louis A. Shirley took on large lot
OF glassware here yesterday afternoon.
St. Johns school entertainment at the
Elysian rink Saturday night was success.
The marriage Is announced OF Joseph
Smith, Of Pittsburgh, and Miss Margaret
Dick. 5.sF., - .,'IG s., ,5'', &, y
Rev. Joseph McCourtney, presidlng
Elder, held quarterly meeting at the Sec
ond NJ. E. Church yesterday.
At the First NJ. E. Church yesterday a
number Of probetionera were baptized and
received into full membership. 3yE5..
Rev. J. q. Smith has had nightly meet
ings ut the South Bellaire NJ. g. church,
and the meetings will DO continued.
Some Bellaire men will come under the
new pension law giving pensions to
soldiers who have been crippled since the
war. s'3 s5NE, +;,-='.'s
viii Philpot, SO long with M. Graft, has
accepted a position in jewelry store at
Grand Island, Neb., and will leave in a
few days. ~, .ST s..3H TYR .'.,55
The meetings begun last week by Rev.
A.. B. Williams, at the Christian Church,
will be continued. Mr.. Williams preached
yesterday. .[,sI I
The funeral Of Henry Rose, a window
glass blower, took place yesterday. after
noon. The Glassworkers and knights Of
Labor had charge Of the funeral. " 8 &.
Rev. N. s. Hoey, tho pastor, preached at
the First Presbyterian Church yesterday.
Meetings will BIO continued every evening
this week. There will be communion ser.
vices next Sunday morning. A number
joined the church last night on profession
Of faith, ~ { .jr],- 40 Ill Il, -
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
changed time yesterday. The principal
change here is in the arrival of the Pitts
burRh mail which will now get here at
1885, town time. The Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad aleo changed time yesterday,
The St. Clairsville train will now arriye
here at 7:0S, 1928 and $3.50 and leave at
1885, l :53 and 5 20. Is. ,;5las
Tho Bellaire Nail Works held its annual
meeting Saturday. The old Board Of d.
rectors was REELECTED as follows: ]. R,
McCo,tney, Earl Oglebay, James Wilson,
Z. 7. Dsvries, Edward Jones, it,, William
Sharp, VIM. G.. Barnard. The board has
not yet organised, but it Is understood
that Mr.. McCortnoy will not serve any
longer as President and that James vii.
son, who has been Vice President, will be
President. Notwithstanding the large
amount expended in changes during the
year, q cash dividend Of five percent was
DECLARED. b, i,5sy :. .17G !.
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Col, Alex. Campbell In Town.

. Col. Alex. Campbell, former we'll.
known resident and politician Of this
State, was in the city Saturday, accompan.
led BY his son, Alex, jr., with whom be
had been spending few days at the old
Campbell mansion at Bethany, where the
son lives and managea the farm. The Col.
one has been at Washington, D. g., also,
looking up old friends. Everywhere he
WIS greeted cordially by friends, for "a
more popular, whole-souled gentleman has
never lived in this State. Saturday even
Ing he started to return to his plantation
in Louisiana, where Mr.. 4. W. Campbell,
Of this paper, formerly its editor, is at
present visiting. - .u
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y You cannot afford to waste time in sxper-
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at frat, only
q cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm.
pose upon you with some cheap imitation
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Cousump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, but DO sure you
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has some-
thing Just as good, or Just the sane. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DR..
Kings New Discovery, which is guaran-
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free at
Logan & Co.'s drug store. 5-f1is
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each office by wards, aud showing that
Mr.. @. ". sesbrisht had received 90 ma.
jorlty for the ottics OF Mayor, Mr.. F. W.
Bowers 81 majority for City Clerk, Mr..
Porter Smith 4l3 majority for City Ser
geant, and MIR. J. 4, Crockard 6, $40 major
ity Tor Wharf Master.
After this the joint session dissolved.
When tho Second Branch resumed la
session, the official bond OF Msyor.elect
seabright. in the sum OF $1,000, with
Frederick and Louis Boneuberger as
snrsties, was approved. The bonds Of
City Clerk Bowers, In the sum Of 5000,
with George bowers and Godfrey SCHEDULE
as sureties, Of Porter Smith, City Sergeant,
with Il. Dunlevy and Peter Wslty
as sureties, In tho sum oil $4,000
and OF Henry serig, keeper Of the
cre,uatory, in the sum oil $1,000, with
@. J. Rawling ind II. q. Msyera as sure.
ties, were also approved and the new
officials sworn In by Prcaident Gilsland.
A communication from Mayor Grubb
and Clerk Bowers, stating that 49, 900 Of
tho bonds Of 1885, had been delivered to
the commissioners Of the loan, and recon.
monding that q special committee be ap.
pointed to superintend the destruction OF
the remaining $4,000 unsigned bonds,
not required by the city, was read, and
the President empowered to appoint such
committee. ' E5
After selecting seats by lot, this Branch
adjourned. Hauu ~
The First Branch was called 10 order by
Mayor Grubb, oil the members being
present except Mr.. Myles, one Of those
holding over. lNo wv
Tho members Of the First Branch select
ed their seats by lot, and then the Mayo,
Announced tho selection OF Clerk To be
in order and called for nominations
Mr.. Buchanan nominated ]. D. Elson,
and Mr. Delbrugus Mr.. Thomas F. Thoner,
A ballot resulted in the election:of Mr.,
Elson by party vote. le'i 3e ;,
Mr.. Dobbins offered resolution provid.
ing for a committee OF three from each
Branch to aelect joint standing committees
and 1t WAS adopted. Later the resolution
on the same subject, sent over from the
Second Brach, adding the Mayor and
President OF tho Second Branch to the
committee, was also adopted. t
Mayor Seabriyht, in taking the chair.
asked the indulgence Of the members, a.
he Was not used to legislative proceedings
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Candidate for the Liberian M,s,,on.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2o.-Rev. A.
=. ?. Albert, OF New Orleans, Eastern
Secretary of the Methodist Book Concorn,
arrived In this city to-day to urge his ap-
pointment for the Liberian mission. Mr..
Albert is cofored man Of education and
good standing, and brings strong recon-
mendations from prominent clergymen in
Louisiana.
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INDICATIONS.
Transfers OF Real Estate,

The following conveyance Of real cs-
tate were admitted to record Saturday in
Recorder Hooks office: =
Deed made January 20, 1887, by George
Arthur and wife to &. A. Beuter, for the
undivided one-halt Of one-fourth OF lot
No. So, on the west sido Of Market street.
Consideration S.. as.
Deed made January IS. 1857, by Henry
O. Caldwell and vito to Martin He'll, for
the north half OF lot No. s, in square No.
IS, on the west side OF Jacob atreet. Con.
sideration $500.
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FALL aud winter stock just received.
A full line Of Suitings, Oyercnatings
and Pantnluonings. Also q full liue Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Sultiugs Specially.
C. HESS 4 SONS.
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Cheap ExcursIon r,etet, tn ~. c =,

Cheap Excursion Tickets to the South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points IN the South are now on sale by
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address J. q.
Tomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, w. Va. ~NN'>
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without Csligraph type
writer. It save time and health. An ex-
animation Is solicited at our salesroom,
No. IS Twelfth street.
M R EDWARD L. ROSE 4 Co. "a
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4 WHAT q Baltimore conlectioner says:
Two had rheumatism in my arm for six
months, and Salvation oil made an entire
euro Of 1t, after using less than one bottle.
= WM. scHRLLlIAs, JR., Balto., Md.
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3 Initiated Constantly 3. 4,
but never cGua!ad. Colgate's exquisitely
pertumed Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap.
MaTh "A .ff 4 NJ, 4 & -;
Job Lot

One hundred pair OF Ladiea' LUTON
Shoes, sizes q and 5, will be sold regard;
ess Of cost. Gall early ss this is a bar,
ain. tg ~. BLOND,
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c. HESS s SONS.

Second lot of Scotch wool underwear
Just received. For comfor, there is
nothing better. They are warranted
not to slsrink,. r. G. HESS 4 SON.
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ITCHING. scALY. p1Mp,.y

o 70. me as. year have had species Of itching
have applied great many methods Of coim vm
without Auccen: and which was IpecdIlyans e,,s
tlrely cured By cut!cura: - az - eA'
( N. III MRS. ISAAC PHELP5, Raycuna. a. +
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s. SKIN I and SCALP. p.
Cleansed, Purified and Beautifled
by the Cuticura Remedies.

~ For cleansing tho skin and Scalp Of Dlssgu,Ipu
msmos 1or allayng Itching, Burning and iniam
pSotiasl,. MIR crust scaly Head, scrotula. md
other Inherited Skin and elood Dffeases Gtfticnrs
sne gent skin Cure and Cut!cura soap' an exaui.
Solvent he new seaa paSs! ana caepIa
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The Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
llghtest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement
Of Edward L. Rose & Go. -',.'00 ~
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A COMPLETE Ct1pr /

have suffered all my life with skin disease. -,
aine,ent Kinds, and hAye never found permanent NJ
ron e' uh! ny ne advice Of lady friend, used
thorough trial, using six bottles Of Inc Cuticu1a
Eekolyent, two boxes Of Cuticura and seyen cstee
81 SsS cSaSu,a jSGsp and tho reu ul what
BELLE WADE, RichmonS v. 4
Reference, CIV A.mez, Druggist, Richmont. Y.
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baltimore " Ohio Change Of Time.
!, On and after Sunday, January 80, 1887,
baltimore & Ohio trains will leave Wheel.
ing as follows, city time: g., 4
For Washington, Baltimore and Phita-
de!phiaa, 7:l0 Al and $50 p. NJ, daily.
Cumberland accommodation, 7:5O A. NJ,
except Sunday. =
Moundsville accommodation, Ii :s5 A.
NJ except Sunday.
Falrmont accommodation, 3:35 P. ~,
except Sunday.
~ 80 - wEsr. :,
Chicago, Columbus. Cincinnati and St.
Louis, 1885 A. NJ. and 1880 P. ~, daily,
Columbus accommodation, 2 P. ~, ex-
cspt Sunday. g 4tl ~ - 4
Chicago limited, 9:4O r. NJ, daily.
st. Clairsyille accommodation, 8:a5 A.
", l:5o and $50 p. ", except Sunday. >
WHEELING AND pIrTsBuRdu DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, sos A. N. and $3.50 :.
For Pittsburgh, s:25 A. N. and LOS P.
", except Sunday. - ~
Sunday. ia - os >ep
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TBE farmer tired with overwork bleases
The great pain-cura,-St Jacobs Oil.
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SALT RHEuM c1rppn !,

was troubled with Bait Rhcum for a nnmhor, (,
years. 10 that the skin entirely came on one Of nv "
band from The Anger Up. . ho wrist .sed
E RENE ana 1oe.9s Prescriptions 70 nopurposo
now an entirely cured. z, T. PAKKER At'o
i.-is $40 Northampton street. Rnstn,
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For Rent Desirable Residence.
Public snlc OF Building loG-Mn,saret Waters.
Regular Tuesday pacse. for Cincinnati Andes.
Grand Opera llouse-Gilicther & Scots Co.
Mortality sstaiist!cs-Geo. |. Garrison, Health
1NIcnr
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baltimore II OHIO Chauro =, Tina.

J. BERNSTEIN, the optician, at the stamm
House parlor.
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NO MEDICINE LIKE THRu

y, Me nave 500 your Cutlcura Remedies for thu
give better satisfaction. 800 w out hhelves
3n Q. =. ATTENTION, Druggist. Afbarv w
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FOR SALE.

.
SO Acres Al wheat prai.lc land in Traverse
Lot No 2, J. Il. Zanes Addition, fronting 60 feet
on south Front street and running AL equal width
10 low water mark. Price 5000
Y NO. Z40 Main street, rooms.
Z No. !Sn Jacob street, rooms.
can DO bought for 81. go ~ -
No. 40 Sixteenth street.
No. 22i7 EoE street, rt.A ful,.
No. GO North Front street. 'Noy
NO. ~ Maryland street. "
No. q and No. ok Eighteenth street.
No: 29ls Chapllne street.
"a. oesitaDIe residence at Beach Bottom, on tho
W une o. mo =. v: d KY, r. r., Il miles from
wheeling, consisting OF . nav irnIue house and
we've acrea Of land; will exchange for desirable
city property ~. : ~ prElI-f''"
Desirable Market street property. lot No. IS and
pe5L o. NO. u. known as l7l2 aud i7l4 Market street
business house and dwelling, No. ITS, Market
street ground 90 feet front, running back lS2 feet
K No. C8 Virginia st. ~ fS'I7i-1'
Desirable Manufacturing Site, 6lo.s. In Fourth
Is l 1922 n y. JAMES A. HENRY,
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range OF tho
Thermometer az observed at Schnepls drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
7 A. NJ, Az; 10 NJ, 460; 8 r. NJ, 50'; 7r.
NJ, i3'. Weather Cloudy. Sunday: IA.
NJ So - NJ, 520;S r. NJ, 550 r. III, 40.
Weather-Changeable.
INDICATIONS. 81,
WASHINGTON, D. o., Jan. 3l.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
colder westerly winds, fair weather.
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on the ins!allment plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. Tall md Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweicr,
Cor. Twelfth aul Market SITS.
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TOR SALE.
'FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Tho following Lots on Wheeling Island belons
Ing to tho estate Of tho ,ate Vim. Mccoy, Yis:
Lots No. c., Ct and u on Broadway,
LoH No. Sc and SO on York street.
Lots No. 90. 100 and l0l on Virginia street.
! Lots No. 104, los, Ito and Ill on Huron street
Lots No. 10, 129 and 139 on Wabash street,
Lot No. IA on Water street, 81 .
! Ru2o ". HOGE IL BRO, 1900 Market II.
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EDWARD L. ROSE 4 Co.

Us, Coon ( %. soil dry goods tho cheapest
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PLEASE call on Bernstein, the optician, at
the stamm House. to have your spectacles
corrected. n III ;.itii, st5{ Il 3it El 1; Nh
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Crooks FOR SALE.

. ? "
offer for sale the Farm owned by the late
Daniel Peck, situated in Richland township, Bel.
mont county, Ohio, on the National road. one and
ha miles west OF St. ClRirsvlllc The farm contains
about III acres OF good and we'll lying land; well
watered; In good state OF cultivation There Is
10o acres cleared land, tho balance timber; about
~ acres IN grass. On tho farm arc comfortable
dwelling house, good stable and wagon shed, and
othcr necessary outbuidings an apple orchard Of
ABOUT lour acIcs-irees OF good size and variety.
Ihcre Is also vineyard Of 1856 grape vines, consist
Ing OF ten varieties Of tho most choice fruit There
i number Of other fruit trees peaches, plnms,
cherries, DC. The farm Is In an excellent neigh.
borhood convenient to schools; and. loca ed ls It
BILE and pleasant home for family. Terms OF sale
VIII be made reasonable. For further particulars
or Information concerning the property, call on OF
address tho undersigned, st. Gainesville, Ohio.
Il .- ~, ii.4s5 .F OLIVIA PECK,
~ E1ccatrix OF Daniel Peck, deceased,
or to O. A. sCHAEFEK d CO..
JAG Real Estate Agent. Wheeling. ". Va.
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I A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
- PRINTING neatly and promptly executed At
the lntc1lgencer Job kooms,
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radio Manufacturing Site, 6 lots, in Fourth
JAMES A. HENRY,

Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
JAZZ .fsE4.slr OnlcG. No 1912 Market Street.
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4 Golousl Caldwell offered resolution that
was adopted, embracing tho returns for